ADHD Untangled

Rosie Turner
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For years, no matter how hard I tried, I couldn’t hold on to anything, and I’m not just talking about my belongings. Jobs slipped through my fingers. Relationships faded. Money disappeared faster than I could make it. So I ran, around the world, trying to be everything and everyone: the party girl, the housewife, the rebel, the addict, the yogi, in the hope that something, anything, would finally fix me. But none of it worked. Because I wasn’t broken. I just didn’t understand my brain. Welcome to ADHD Untangled, the podcast where we stop trying to fit into boxes that were never made for us. This is your space to understand your ADHD, untangle the chaos, and start living in a way that finally feels like you. I’m Rosie Turner, ADHD coach, trainer, yoga and Pilates instructor, and founder of The ADHD Movement. Getting diagnosed later in life helped me see that my so-called flaws were never the problem. I just needed the right tools and understanding. Now, I help others do the same. Each week, you’ll hear powerful stories, real conversations, and expert insights to help you turn your struggles into strengths and your self-doubt into self-belief. Because when you understand your brain, everything changes. So, if you’re ready to drop the mask and live unapologetically, let’s get untangled and show the world what we’re made of. 🧡 https://www.untangledco.com/coaching https://www.untangledco.com/adhd-movement-academy

  1. 12시간 전

    ADHD & Love - The Truth About ADHD Relationships Nobody Talks About| Michaela Thomas Breaks the Silence

    In this live episode, psychologist Michaela Thomas reveals why ADHD makes love so complicated — from being mistaken for flirting when you're just being yourself, to freezing up when you actually like someone, to hearing "you're too much" or "not enough" on repeat. We dive into the partner's side too: what to do when you feel like you've become their parent, why ADHD gets mistaken for narcissism, and the one question every couple should ask before calling it quits. If you've ever been called dramatic, selfish, or "too intense" in relationships — or wondered why love feels harder for you than everyone else — this one's for you. Topics covered: 00:00 Welcome & intro: ADHD and romantic relationships 03:30 "Am I flirting or just being myself?" — ADHD communication in dating 07:15 Why you freeze up when you actually like someone 11:40 ADHD vs narcissism: what's really going on? 16:00 "I feel like their parent" — the partner's perspective 20:10 Couples therapy: why you're going way too late 24:30 Time anxiety vs time optimism (and other neuro type clashes) 29:00 Intention vs impact: when your heart's in the right place but damage still happens 33:30 "You're too hard to love" — unpacking self-worth in relationships 38:00 What every partner of an ADHD person should know Join the free Untangled Community → https://chat.whatsapp.com/IDapTLhfuvy8KzYfZ8rhYPBecome an ADHD Coach → https://drmiguel-rosie.untangledco.com/adhdRetreats → https://untangledco.com/retreatsFollow us → https://www.instagram.com/adhd_untangled/

    41분

  2. 2025. 12. 15.

    Is 9-5 Why Your Career Feels Soul Destroying for Your ADHD Brain? Why Quitting Is Not for Losers With Dr Miguel

    I’m yet to meet an ADHDer who isn’t deeply affected by meaningless work.  When there’s no meaning, it can feel like trying to run on empty you’re pushing, pushing, pushing… and then wondering why you’re burnt out and blaming yourself for it. This week I am back with everyone’s favourite neuroscientist and mental health expert, Dr Miguel, to untangle ADHD in the workplace, purpose, meaning, job hopping, and why quitting is not a character flaw.  Together we untangle: 🧠 Why 9-5 can feel genuinely soul destroying for an ADHD brain, from masking to boredom to open-plan overload ⏰ ADHD time, “BBC clock” culture, and why being ten seconds late can trigger a full body stress response 🌙 Chronotypes, delayed melatonin, and why so many ADHDers get a second wind later in the day 🔥 Hyperfocus productivity, burnout, and the truth about “inconsistency” when you are actually running on nervous system fumes 🧩 ADHD and autism together, how they can clash, how they can support each other, and what it can look like to build a work life with more space Why listen? If work has left you carrying that deep, sticky shame… this one’s for you. Maybe your CV looks like job hop after job hop, and you’ve been labelled a “jack of all trades” because you can’t seem to settle. Maybe you’ve started things, stopped things, restarted… and blamed yourself every time. Or you’re constantly caught up in workplace drama, politics, misunderstandings… and it always somehow ends with you feeling like the problem. Over time it’s so easy to start believing the story: I’m lazy. I’m inconsistent. I’m too much. I’m not built for adulthood. But this episode is here to pull that story apart. To de-shame the patterns. And to help you see what’s actually going on when an ADHD brain is trying to survive inside systems that don’t fit. Because you’re not broken. You just need a way of working that works with your brain… and feels meaningful to you. Want to dive deeper? 🧡 Join the free Untangled Community → click here 🎓 ADHD Coach Training → click here 🧘 Retreats → click here ✨ Follow us → @adhd_untangled  🧠 Follow Dr Miguel → @drmiguelmateas

    46분

  3. 2025. 12. 08.

    Is It Love Or Just Dopamine? ADHD, Hyperfocus And Real Connection With Dr Miguel

    You know that electricity at the start of something new… When you cannot stop thinking about them, texting them, replaying every message in your head, planning weekends away in your mind, and refreshing WhatsApp every three seconds?! Is that love, or just your ADHD brain chasing dopamine on loud? This week I am back with everyone’s favourite go-go dancing neuroscientist and mental health expert, Dr Miguel, to untangle ADHD, hyperfocus, love bombing, gut health and long-term love.  Dr Miguel brings the science and eighteen years of lived experience in a relationship with a neurodivergent nervous system, and I bring the tangled ADHD heart. Together we untangle: 🧠 What hyperfocus actually is in the brain, how it feels in the body, and how to tell the difference between genuine connection and a dopamine high that will burn out fast. 💌 Why ADHDers often come on strong, what really sits behind it, and how intent, safety and reciprocity separate enthusiasm from love bombing. 💔 Why a small comment about a door left open can feel like a punch in the stomach, why divorce rates are higher in ADHD, and how shame and old stories pour petrol on small disagreements. 🍽 Food, gut health and RSD - how your gut bacteria, blood sugar and nervous system can make the difference between taking feedback in your stride or spiralling for hours. 💸 ADHD tax and looking selfish when you are not - and what has helped Miguel and his husband create more safety around money. Why listen?  Because ADHD does not mean you are doomed in love. It means your nervous system needs different tools.  This episode will help you understand what is biology, what is trauma, what is attachment, and what is actually your values. This is perfect if you are… 🧡 An ADHDer who feels “too much”, “too intense” or “too chaotic” in love 🙄 In a relationship with someone who has ADHD and you are tired of feeling like the responsible one 😞 Someone who keeps burning it all down when things get hard and wondering if you are the problem I want this episode to feel like a deep breath for your nervous system.  You are not bad at love.  You just have a brain and body that need a different rulebook, and there is real hope for connection that feels safe, grounded and still full of fire. Let’s get untangled and show the world what we are made of.  💡 Want to dive deeper? 🧡 Join the free Untangled Community → click here 🎓 Rosie & Dr Miguel's ADHD Coach Training → click here 🧘 Retreats → click here ✨ Follow us → @adhd_untangled 🧠 Follow Dr Miguel → @drmiguelmateas 📚 Book on Attachment Styles → “Attached” 🌿 Essential oils & scents for calming the nervous system and the amygdala → vetiver, neroli (orange blossom), chamomile and earthy, grounding smells like soil and grass. Lots of love and strength, Rosie 🧡🖤

    56분

  4. 2025. 12. 01.

    Is “ADHD” an Insult, Label Or Source Of Strength? with Wynford Dore

    If you have ever watched your child come home shattered by another school day, sat in a meeting being told there is “nothing more we can do”, felt torn between hating the “ADHD” label and needing the support… then this episode is for you. This week, we’re joined by someone who has been around ADHD Untangled since the very beginning. A friend, a big thinker and a man who has poured his life into changing the story for neurodivergent kids and families: Wynford Dore. On paper, Wynford is the founder of Zing, the owner of private schools and someone who has spent millions researching the brain. But his story starts at home, with his daughter Susie. Susie was diagnosed as severely dyslexic around the age of nine. The message the family got was basically, this is just how it is. As she grew up, the struggle did not stay in the classroom. It crept into her confidence, her mental health and her sense of self. She became so depressed and hopeless that she tried to take her own life, more than once. Wynford reached the point many parents know too well. Watching his child suffer hurt more than anything else, and “nothing we can do” was not an acceptable answer. So he did what most people only dream of. He sold his successful business. He poured his time, energy and money into finding a different way to help kids like Susie. That work became the brain development programmes he runs today, helping children, adults and high performers all over the world reset how their brain works and rediscover confidence. Recently, Wynford lost Susie. After everything they went through and everything their story has changed for others, he now carries that grief as well. Yet he is still here, still doing this work, still fighting so fewer families have to go through what they did. And he believes, very strongly, that the word ADHD itself has become an insult. Not because there is anything wrong with the people who receive that label. But because of the shame and misunderstanding that have been attached to it. Together we untangle: 🧠 How labels like ADHD and dyslexia shape confidence, behaviour and self worth at school 🔁 What Wynford’s work shows about neuroplasticity and why the brain can change more than most of us were told 🗣 What to actually say when your child feels stupid, broken or left behind 🚪 How parents and teachers can respond when the system says “nothing more we can do”, and why that sentence is not the end of the road 🌱 Simple, real life ways to start rebuilding hope and meaning again, even after years of failed support or school trauma Wynford brings decades of experience in brain development and working with children, families and high performers. I bring the tangled ADHD heart, the coaching room stories and my own belief that ADHD can be both struggle and strength. This one is tender, honest and at times emotional. It is for: 💭 Parents who are scared their child will never believe in themselves 📚 Teachers and school staff who know the system is failing kids and want to do better 🧡 ADHDers who have felt humiliated by their label, yet also suspect there is real strength in the way their brain works If you have spent years feeling like the label ADHD is a life sentence, or feeling like you have to pretend it is all positive in order to be accepted, I want this episode to feel like a deep breath for your nervous system. You are allowed to hold both. You are allowed to grieve the struggle and still build a life that feels meaningful and yours. Let’s get untangled and show the world what we are made of. 🧡 💡 Want to dive deeper? 🧡 Join the free Untangled Community → click here 🎓 Become an ADHD-Informed Coach → click here 🧘 Retreats → click here ✨ Follow us → @adhd_untangled Lots of love and strength, Rosie 🧡🖤

    26분

  5. 2025. 11. 24.

    ADHD & Love: Why You’re Not “Too Much” with Dr Anna Machin

    Have you ever wondered… Why you keep chasing intense, slightly toxic love and then get bored when things finally feel calm? If it is actually love at first sight or just your dopamine having a field day? If you are simply “too much” for love altogether? Whether even penguins are as faithful as we were told at school, or if they are out there mixing it up too? Same. If you have ever cried over someone you knew was wrong for you, felt like rejection might actually break you, or tried to turn yourself down to be “easier” to love, this episode is for you. This week I am joined by Oxford-trained evolutionary anthropologist and real-life love scientist, Dr Anna Machin. Yes, that Dr Anna from Diary of a CEO. Together we untangle the messy, addictive, beautiful world of love through the lens of ADHD. From the very first minute we go straight into the questions you secretly Google at 1am: ❤️ Is this love or just dopamine? 🚩 Why do I fall for red flags then get bored when things are calm? 🤯 Am I actually “too much” for love? 🐧 And if even penguins are at it, is anyone really built for lifelong monogamy? Dr Anna brings the science. I bring the tangled ADHD heart. Together we untangle: 🧠 Why ADHD brains crave intensity and the high of early chemistry 💞 Why “love at first sight” is a myth and what your brain is really doing 💔 Rejection sensitivity, heartbreak withdrawal and why it hurts so much 📱 Dating apps, overstimulation and why they fry your brain 🐧 What penguins, cheating and monogamy can actually teach us about real connection This one is tender, funny in places and very real. It is for anyone who has ever been told they are too intense, too emotional, too dramatic or just a bit too much. If you have spent years trying to be smaller, quieter or easier to love, I want this episode to feel like a deep breath for your nervous system. You are not too much. You simply have a brain and a heart that work differently, and you deserve relationships that get that. Let’s get untangled and show the world what we are made of. 🧡 💡 Want to dive deeper? 🧡 Join the free Untangled Community → click here 🎓 Become an ADHD Coach → click here 🧘 Retreats → click here ✨ Follow us → @adhd_untangled Lots of love and strength, Rosie 🧡🖤

    56분

  6. 2025. 11. 17.

    ADHD & Gut Health: It’s Not Just in Your Head with Dr Miguel

    If your brain is telling you one thing (“be good, eat clean, regulate”) but your body is quietly raiding the cupboards at 10pm, this episode will make you feel wildly seen. This week, we’re going back in time to our ADHD Untangled Live Event with everyone’s favourite go to dancing neuroscientist, Dr Miguel Mateas, to talk about something we don’t get taught enough about: the gut-brain connection in ADHD. Because so many of us have been told our eating is about willpower. Dr Miguel is here to say: it’s about regulation. Your gut, your microbes, your sleep, your nervous system - they’re all talking to your ADHD brain. We get into why bingeing shows up, why restriction makes it worse, why late diagnosis, trauma, and ADHD results in more vulnerability to disordered eating, and how to rebuild trust with your body without 57 food rules.  🧠 What we’re Untangling: 🌀 How ADHD, trauma and disordered eating overlap 🥗 Why we use food to self-regulate (and why that’s not “weakness”) 🦠 What the gut-brain axis actually is - in normal human language 🛏 The one habit that helps your gut and your hunger cues more than any diet 🫂 How connection, touch and movement regulate the nervous system too 🚫 Artificial dyes, alcohol and “is this actually making ADHD worse?” 🍰 Why food is love - and why we keep denying ourselves it 💫 Why listen: Because when you understand your biology, you stop blaming your personality. This conversation will help you work with your ADHD body, not against it - so meals feel calmer, binges feel less shameful, and you remember you’re not broken, you’re sensitive. 🧡 Join the free Untangled Community → click here 🎓ADHD Coach Training → click here 🧘Retreats → click here ✨ Follow us → @adhd_untangled Let’s get untangled and show the world what we’re made of. 🧡 Lots of love & strength, Rosie

    48분

  7. 2025. 11. 10.

    ADHD & Hormones: You’re Not Crazy, It’s Chemistry

    If some weeks you feel like you’re smashing life in God Mode and the next you’re crying on the kitchen floor, wondering what the hell happened, if your mood, focus, or motivation swing from one extreme to the next, and you’re left questioning your sanity... you are not crazy. This week, we’re going back in time to the ADHD Untangled Live Event to talk about something that could change everything: your relationships, your energy, your health, your life. We’re untangling hormones with the incredible Adele Wimsett, women’s health practitioner, hormone expert and fellow ADHDer. Adele is on a mission to help us understand the powerful link between hormones and ADHD, and trust me, after this chat, you’ll never roll your eyes at the word hormones again. And guys, don’t skip this one. Hormones aren’t just a woman’s issue. They’re a human issue. 🧠 What we’re Untangling: ⚡️ How hormones really impact ADHD (and why we’ve been missing it) 🌙 Why your energy, mood and focus can swing so wildly 💬 The truth about PMS, perimenopause and progesterone 💞 How partners, friends and families can actually support us better 🥚 Why understanding your cycle could literally save your sanity 💫 Why listen: Because this episode will help you stop fighting yourself and start working with your body. Whether you’re cycling, perimenopausal or supporting someone who is, this is essential listening. It’s the science, the stories and the stuff we all should’ve been taught years ago. 🧡 Join the free Untangled Community → click here 🎓 ADHD Coach Training → click here 🧘 Retreats → click here ✨ Follow us → @adhd_untangled Let’s get untangled and show the world what we’re made of. 🧡 Lots of love & strength, Rosie

    36분
  8. S5 E25 - ADHD Untangled Rewind - Missing Periods: Finding Your Flow Again with Dr Nicola Sykes

    2025. 10. 20.

    S5 E25 - ADHD Untangled Rewind - Missing Periods: Finding Your Flow Again with Dr Nicola Sykes

    Hey Untanglers!  This week, I'm so excited to bring SUCH an important topic back to the podcast and one that is rarely talked about: missing periods and how ADHD and lifestyle choices might be playing a bigger role than you’d think...  Dr Sykes is an author, scientist, and expert when it comes to understanding hypothalamic amenorrhea (HA). Nicola’s mission, following her own struggle with HA,  is to help people regain their periods, nourish their bodies, and ditch the stress-filled culture of over-exercising and under-eating. We’ll talk about: How ADHD’s intensity can fuel disordered eating and extreme behavioursThe link between HA, stress, and that sneaky cortisol…Why “fueling your body” isn’t just a catchphrase - it’s the game changer you need.Nicola’s practical tips for getting untangled and healthy again (hint: carbs are your friend  ).The emotional rollercoaster of recovery, self-acceptance, and… dating while healing.This is a very raw and real episode for both me and Nicola as we share our personal struggles, as well as the laughs, revelations, and “a-ha!” moments we had throughout. If you’ve ever felt lost in a sea of diet culture, or wondered if stress and ADHD are affecting your wellbeing, this episode might just be the missing piece which makes the full picture make sense… So listen in and let’s get untangled and show the world what we’re made of! You can find out more about Dr Sykes work, including her book, support groups and consultations through her website. ADHD COACHING IT’S TIME TO TURN YOUR ADHD STRUGGLES INTO STRENGTHS AND SHOW UP IN THE WAY YOU WERE ALWAYS MEANT TO! Have you ever felt the need to change who you are in order to fit in? me too! And I’ve spent so many years hectically running around this world trying to be everything and everyone else but my true myself Party girl, house wife, rebel, addict, yogi…. To name a few Hoping that eventually, something would work and something would fix me and make me normal… None of it ever did. But two things in my life that have allowed me to live a more meaningful and authentic life and that is Yoga & My ADHD Diagnosis, which is why I am on a Mission to support as many individuals with ADHD to turn their struggle into strength with ADHD through Movement & ADHD Coaching. Find out more about my coaching & training programmes below! 1-1 Coaching with Rosie ADHD Certified Trainings https://academy1.untangledco.com/home-page The ADHD Movement Group Coaching @adhd_untangled untangledco.com

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For years, no matter how hard I tried, I couldn’t hold on to anything, and I’m not just talking about my belongings. Jobs slipped through my fingers. Relationships faded. Money disappeared faster than I could make it. So I ran, around the world, trying to be everything and everyone: the party girl, the housewife, the rebel, the addict, the yogi, in the hope that something, anything, would finally fix me. But none of it worked. Because I wasn’t broken. I just didn’t understand my brain. Welcome to ADHD Untangled, the podcast where we stop trying to fit into boxes that were never made for us. This is your space to understand your ADHD, untangle the chaos, and start living in a way that finally feels like you. I’m Rosie Turner, ADHD coach, trainer, yoga and Pilates instructor, and founder of The ADHD Movement. Getting diagnosed later in life helped me see that my so-called flaws were never the problem. I just needed the right tools and understanding. Now, I help others do the same. Each week, you’ll hear powerful stories, real conversations, and expert insights to help you turn your struggles into strengths and your self-doubt into self-belief. Because when you understand your brain, everything changes. So, if you’re ready to drop the mask and live unapologetically, let’s get untangled and show the world what we’re made of. 🧡 https://www.untangledco.com/coaching https://www.untangledco.com/adhd-movement-academy

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    Rosie Turner
  • 방송 연도
    2023년 - 2026년
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    99
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